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I need help
when I click the submit button while on IE it doesn't work (although it works fine on FF) the site is http://www.autocheck1.com/credit.html please dont enter in information just click the submit button and it should take you striaght to the form to fill out, oh and please over look the design of the site its crap but I'm just trying to get all the code to work right now. Any suggestions as to why it doesn't work on IE?
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Your form is set up all wrong.
HTML Code:
<form action="emailForm2.cfm" method="post"> <input type="text" name="initails"> <input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"> </form>
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that code is going to take it past the other form that Im trying to go to which is emailform1.html, I want them to enter their initails, and when they hit submit it takes them to a different form to fill out and then when they submit that one then I want it to go to emailform2.cfm, sorry if all this sounds confussing but this is my first try at doing forms. thanks for the help so far, I think I'm just going to add the initails to the other form until I can figure out a way to do it.
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The link won't submt anything though, so there's not even a point in that form to begin with. That's why I'm kinda confused...
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I wanted the first one to send it to the last part but going to the 2nd part (its hard to explain but doesn't really matter
), I agree that theres no point in it, but thats how they wanted it done so I tried and I told them that I'll keep trying but for now that its going to be left out.
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lol okay
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ok, another question about forms(like I said Im new to forms and looking to learn a lot) I want to have a check box on it, and if the check box isn't checked I want the rest of the form greyed out, but when checked the rest will now be open for input, can anyone help me on this, btw I've been doing most of this in dreamweaver, anyone got any tips for me?
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You'll need to use Javascript for that. I'll help tomorrow when I wake up, it's late now
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Would be easier to make the check box as a compulsory field and unless they check the box, the form will display an error message asking them to confirm that field which they have left blank. Thats the way most forms handle it.
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